As Puerto Rico continues its recovery from Hurricane Maria’s devastation, the island’s government plans to sell its public energy company’s assets in a bid to modernize their power supply system and recoup its economic losses. More than 30 percent of customers are still without electricity more than four months after the hurricane

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Looks like risky investment. Infrastructure averages roughly 45 years old, compared with 18 years on the U.S. mainland. Also, company has a $9 billion debt load, filed for bankruptcy last year and faces longstanding accusations of mismanagement and corruption.